squalor (Meaning)

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squalor (n)

sordid dirtiness

The abandoned building stood in squalor, its broken windows and crumbling paint a testament to its neglected state.
The refugee camp was a scene of squalor and despair, with families huddled together in makeshift tents.
The impoverished neighborhood was a breeding ground for squalor, with garbage strewn on the streets and sewage overflowing.
The slums were a labyrinth of dilapidated buildings and narrow alleys, where squalor reigned supreme.
The overcrowded prison cells were a breeding ground for disease and squalor, with inmates living in cramped and unsanitary conditions.
The aftermath of the hurricane left a trail of squalor, with houses destroyed, streets flooded, and debris everywhere.
The overcrowded and underfunded mental hospital was a breeding ground for squalor, with patients living in filthy and degrading conditions.
The abandoned factory stood in silent squalor, its rusty machinery and broken windows a symbol of industrial decay.
The hoarding situation was severe, with trash and belongings piling up in squalor, creating a health hazard for the occupants.
The squalor of the basement apartment was suffocating, with damp walls, moldy carpet, and a stench of stale air.

sordid dirtiness

staining, dinginess, dustiness, messiness, grubbiness, sordidness, foulness, dinge, dirtiness, uncleanliness

purity,purity,cleanliness, cleanliness,spotlessness, spotlessness

The abandoned building stood in squalor, its broken windows and crumbling paint a testament to its neglected state.

The refugee camp was a scene of squalor and despair, with families huddled together in makeshift tents.

The impoverished neighborhood was a breeding ground for squalor, with garbage strewn on the streets and sewage overflowing.

The slums were a labyrinth of dilapidated buildings and narrow alleys, where squalor reigned supreme.